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The Quiet
Directed by
Jamie Babbit
R
2005
1h 36m
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Following the unexpected death of her father, a deaf teenager moves in with her godparents, where she discovers the cruel behaviour of their daughter may be indicative of a dark secret within the family.
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Cast of The Quiet
Elisha Cuthbert
Nina Deer
Camilla Belle
Dot
Martin Donovan
Paul Deer
Edie Falco
Olivia Deer
Shawn Ashmore
Connor
Katy Mixon
Michelle Fell
David Gallagher
Brian
Shannon Woodward
Fiona
Maria Cash
Mrs. Feltswatter
Jo Baker
Myrna
Steve Uzzell
Mr. Piln
Ken Thomas
Officer Jim
Rudy Costa
Police Officer
Myrna Cabello
Waitress
Diane Quest
Newscaster #1
Quita Culpepper
Newscaster #2
Sharon Ploeger
Sign Language Interpreter
Jamie Levels
Ted
Laura E. Johnston
Regina McQueen
Mj Vandivier
Mrs. Feltswatter
The Quiet Ratings & Reviews
Houston Chronicle
Bruce Westbrook
The film's focus shouldn't be Dot (Camilla Belle), a deaf, mute and orphaned teen. It should be her new family of suburbanites sliding into hell.
Seattle Times
Jeff Shannon
Bordering on camp and loaded with lesbian undertones, this wretched drama plays like a high-school horror flick that trades monsters and mayhem for an overdose of force-fed cruelty.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Hap Erstein
In retrospect, it is Belle who manages to acquit herself best with a role that never quite makes sense, but affords her some expressive, silent sequences. Surely she will find other film work and then quietly drop The Quiet from her biography.
San Francisco Chronicle
Ruthe Stein
A creepy family drama that reeks of pretentiousness.
Detroit Free Press
Terry Lawson
A drama that all but begs to have its earnestness called into question.
New York Post
Lou Lumenick
A repugnant little indie black comedy, poorly acted in hideous-looking digital video, guaranteed to send audiences fleeing for the nearest shower.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Steven Rea
Trapped between edgy art flick and exploitation psychothriller, The Quiet manages to be neither, and manages to be pretty awful in the bargain.
Dallas Morning News
Chris Vognar
An unnerving little psychological study that makes the most of the high-def aesthetic.
Denver Post
Michael Booth
Sometimes a movie is so repulsive and devoid of redeeming material that afterward, you're certain it doesn't deserve to exist.
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
It's a complete fraud that never feels the least bit authentic in its efforts to titillate and shock.
Chicago Tribune
Michael Wilmington
Sheer punishment to watch.
Arizona Republic
Bill Muller
The director combines an angst-ridden look at suburban perversions with a teen titillation comedy, and the final product often comes off as pretentious, crass and overwrought.
Boston Globe
Wesley Morris
The Quiet is in such bad taste that it's a shame the thriller doesn't make a better bad movie.
Austin Chronicle
Marrit Ingman
Perhaps future generations of film scholars will embrace The Quiet as a B-movie that problematizes the oppressive gaze, but for now, it's a misfire.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
Rather than an indictment of depravity, the movie quickly becomes a particularly cynical example of it.
New York Daily News
Jack Mathews
A screamingly bad melodrama whose message seems to be that people who think they're talking to a deaf person admit things they wouldn't admit to themselves. Silence, please.
Chicago Reader
J. R. Jones
Laughable psychodrama.
Los Angeles Times
Mark Olsen
What should be a sustained mood piece instead flops around uncertainly, trading in understated strength for noisy diversion.
AV Club
Scott Tobias
Approaches a serious subject with a portentousness that it hopes will be confused for art.
The Hollywood Reporter
Frank Scheck
A serious subject, handled in an exploitive and pretentiously arty fashion.
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